"This looks like a boob and this is why it is so marvelous for combination feeding. Baby needs to use the same kind of muscle work, same amount of power. Baby does not get confused at all by the boob and the bottle, because it is so human. And that is what I like about it."

Josefine, Midwife at Moderliv

“Breastfeeding was really painful at times, especially during mastitis with a high fever. The bottle gave me a chance to rest. Both babies took to it immediately and loved being fed by their dad. It meant the world to me to have that support, especially when feeding two at once felt overwhelming.”

Prudence, mother to Miles & Olympia

"At first, we tried with another bottle, but it didn’t work. It felt… mechanical. Like feeding, not comforting. He couldn’t settle. With Caramma I could hold him in a way that felt like Caroline. It wasn’t just about giving milk, it was about giving the same kind of calm. And then suddenly, he just accepted it"

Mads, father to Bobbie

"I’m giving the bottles about 80% of the time. It gives Sissel a chance to rest and refill, and it’s a way for me to connect with Romi too. I can take a little box with formula and water and go out for a few hours, and it doesn’t worry me at all.”

Mathew, father to Romi

"I actually cried when I saw his dad feeding him. Part of me was scared of losing that special intimacy, but I realised we weren’t losing anything, we were adding options. For me, it isn’t stepping away from breastfeeding; it’s sharing its closeness."

Julie, mother to Sami

"Well, I'm super excited about the caramma support bottle. It mimics the female breast, which is such a brilliant and evolutionary design."

Anna, Midwife, and co-founder of Jordemodertid